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Meet the Team: Maor and Maayan Cohen
Visitors to the MyHeritage office often do a double take when they walk past the development offices. Only a few doors from each other sit twin brothers Maor and Maayan. They swear that they're not identical twins but, looking at them, you would never guess it.
Maor was the first to interview at MyHeritage back in December 2011, but he joined the company after his brother, Maayan. Maor couldn't immediately leave his position at a different company, but suggested Maayan as another candidate for the MyHeritage development team. "I told them that I have a very similar looking and talented brother who would be very interested," Continue reading "Meet the Team: Maor and Maayan Cohen" »
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Where did your love for languages come from?
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George Clooney, Celebration, Stacy Keibler, The Descendants and Vanity Fair Sunday 11th September 2011 George Clooney and Stacy Keibler after attending the Fox Searchlight Pictures, Belvedere Vodka and Vanity Fair Celebration of 'Martha Marcy May Marlene' And 'The Descendants' at the Thompson Hotel during the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival Toronto, Canada (15 Pictures)
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Sigma 24mm f 1.4 Review… Stephen Alvarez
Gullfoss, Iceland
ISO 500, f 5.6 1/500 sec Canon 5D MK III
Every photographer has a way that they see. A type of light, a subject and sometimes a lens type that they just see best in. As far as the lens goes my go to has always been a 24mm. No matter if I am shooting a cave or a cathedral, the 24 is just the way my eye works. Of course I use lenses both longer or wider but if I have to chooses just one it is the trusty 24.
Now I am a big fan of the Sigma Art lenses. The Art 50mm f 1.4 is one of the best "normal' lenses out there. It is certainly the best 50mm I have ever owned so I was happy when Sigma asked me to take a look at their Art series 24mm f 1.4.
Like the Art 50mm, the build quality of the lens it great. It actually feels more substantial than the Canon 24 1.4 I previously owned. It is heavy but also seems like it will put up with years of professional use.
Optically the lens is also very good. I've been shooting it lately on the Canon 5Ds. That camera's 50 megapixel sensor is a challenge for any lens and the sigma 24mm art is up the challenge.
My previous 24mm f 1.4 was a Canon and this Sigma is a better lens. At …Continue Reading
It seems I'm back to the obituaries again. Around two weeks ago I read in the Washington Post and the New York Times about the passing of journalist David Lamb at age 76. A long time foreign correspondent for the Los Angles Times and author of numerous books, Lamb was the reason I was able to spend the summer of 1990 going to baseball games.
Early that year a picture editor at National Geographic had met Lamb at a cocktail party in Washington, D.C and heard that Lamb had taken a sabbatical from his newspaper job and was crossing the country in a used mobile home in order to write Stolen Season, a book about baseball's minor leagues. Lamb would eventually travel 16,000 miles in his research for the book. The picture editor who'd attended the cocktail party suggested to the Geographic's story committee that a magazine article could be done about the minor leagues to be written by Lamb and they agreed.
When the magazine decided to do a minor leagues story I was in some hotel room–just where I don't now remember–and I got a call from National Geographic's director of photography, Tom Kennedy. I wasn't on staff at that time, I was freelancing and was one of a number of photographers contracted by Geographic for a predetermined amount of days. But I didn't at that time have an assignment and that always made me nervous because I …Continue Reading
World Refugee Day – 20 June
Kurdistan Regional Government-Iraq, Kawergosk Refugee Camp
My name is Alan, Leila, Amir, Maria, Bashir, Malaika, Jose, Adel, Ali, Samuel, Samira, Mohammad, Janice, Nahom, Akol. My name is neither Migrant nor Refugee.
Just like your son, your daughter, your brother, your sister, just like this child you care about, I love laughing, playing, I love being consoled, I love cuddling my parents and I love going to school.
I have lost my paradise and I am not sure if I'll ever find it again.
Would you mind if your child share his paradise with me?
Since December 2013, I have been organizing photography workshops targeting young refugees in the refugee camps located in Kurdistan Regional Government-Iraq, in order to train them to the language of images. Today, about fifteen children and youths are taking part in the workshop in the Kawergosk refugee camp to become the witnesses of their own reality, to become "camp reporters". Since then, two other workshops have opened in the Kabarto refugee camp for young Yezidi refugees and in Baxika refugee camp, near Sulaymaniyah. Since the last International Day for Refugees, throughout the year, we have run many projects in order to display their photographs to the world.…Continue Reading
Proboscis monkey becomes National Geographic Photo Ark's 6000th species.
A proboscis monkey at the Singapore Zoo has become the 6000th species to come on board the National Geographic Photo Ark! Males of this species may use that huge nose to attract females and to amplify alarm calls as well.
A breeding colony of these endangered primates is kept at the Singapore Zoo, one of the only places in the world where the animal can be seen under human care.
Severely threatened by habitat loss and hunting, this animal lives in Borneo, which is being ravaged by logging, primarily for palm oil plantations and human settlement.
The post Proboscis monkey becomes National Geographic Photo Ark's 6000th species. appeared first on Joel Sartore.…Continue Reading
I recently got a telephone call from my son, Anthony.
"Hey, backyard engineer," he said, "How's everything?"
That salutation was due because of my recent efforts—eventually successful—at turning your ordinary Coleman cooler into a fish live well for the 14 foot jon boat Ani and I recently bought so that we might take advantage of living close to the Rivanna Reservoir here in the Charlottesville area as well as to explore some of the Virginia lakes of various sizes.
The boat did not come with a live well but I was aware of a number of doityourself conversions of coolers on Youtube and decided that from one of those I would devise my own. I am not, by nature, greatly gifted with handyman talents but just how difficult could this be, anyway? Well, maybe not difficult, but who would have guessed how many trips to Lowes (which is now fortunately much closer to where we live than in the past), how much money for various parts that don't always quite work the way I'd thought, how many pieces would be left to put into a small box labeled "Left over from building live well." In short, I'm sure I could have bought a kit or even a finished converted cooler for less money not to mention the time spent figuring out how to make it work. But then, it wouldn't be mine, really, would it?
First the pump. I …Continue Reading
Calgary, Alberta Workshop
I'm happy to announce, somewhat belatedly, that I'll be leading another photographic workshop for The Camera Store in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, next month. This weekend workshop will run from July 29-31 and will be held on the rodeo and pow-wow grounds of the Tsuut'ina Nation, about a 20 minute drive from Calgary. This will be the tribe's 42nd Annual Rodeo and Pow-wow and will offer a great array of photographic potential. Beside the rodeo and pow-wow there will be craft works for sale, Indian stick games to witness and wonderful people watching opportunities. As with any native pow-wow there are stipulations regarding what one might not be allowed to photograph and this will be explained prior to the workshop. Like any other event which offers cultural activities, one always needs to exhibit respect for others. Asking permission before photographing is always a good thing to do. Consider yourself always in someone else's back yard and conduct yourself accordingly. I'm looking forward to this gathering.
Here's the link to connecting with the workshop: http://www.thecamerastore.com/10191-On-Location-Workshop-with-William-Albert-Allard-Rodeo-And-Pow-Wow.aspx
The workshop will be open for a maximum of 15 students and I believe there are some openings presently available. I've done workshops for The Camera Store now for three and it's always a great experience for me. And anytime you're in Calgary a stop at the The Camera Store is strongly suggested. A great store with a wonderfully helpful staff.…Continue Reading
D-Day+ 72
The trip began as a diversion from the post-election blues in Paris, 1974. The French had just elected a new President. I'd been lucky enough to be his personal photographer (if you have a choice between driving to the event in Clermont-Ferrand, or hopping the candidate's private jet, take my advice, go with the jet!) Two good friends, Tom Herman and Robert Wiener, both of whom were living in Paris, reminded me that as it was the beginning of June, we should head on up to Normandy for what was billed as a big "thank you" to the Allied troops who had, 30 years before, taken part in the D-Day assault which eventually drove the Germans out of France, and ended World War Two. So off we went in a rented car. At the time, I hadn't really put together that anyone I knew at home in Salt Lake, had much to do with the War. Mr. Tolman, whose magic at teaching History only became obvious to me decades later, had been a bomber pilot, and was perhaps the only one I'd met growing up who shared his experiences. And his take, more impish and full of humor than heroism, included his description of the mandatory "… and there I was…" moments which I'm sure he'd heard too many of from his veteran friends. (His "and there I was" moment usually involved a description of his plane dropping its bombs…Continue Reading
Way back in 1966 and 1967, while working on a Houston city story for National Geographic, I covered two of Muhammed Ali's fights in the Houston Astrodome, which was then still billed as "The Eighth Wonder of the World." I was not then or ever, a sports photographer. I wanted to cover those two fights because I felt I could possibly show the relatively new and dramatic Astrodome in use for something other than a baseball game. And in truth, I wanted to see the fights.
In November of 1966 Ali destroyed Cleveland "Big Cat" Williams in three rounds. Then in early in 1967 he toyed with Ernie Terrell for 15 rounds, making the taller Terrell suffer through the full length of the fight at the end of which both of Terrell's eyes were swollen almost shut with just narrow slits remaining, bloody gashes appearing beneath them like sloppily applied scarlet mascara. Many of the 35,000 in attendance thought Ali could have ended the fight earlier, but he instead taunted Terrell, repeatedly asking him, "What's my name..?" as he mercilessly pummeled the fighter who before the fight had insisted on calling him not by his chosen Muslim name but by his name at birth, Cassius Clay. I remember how astoundingly fluid and quick was Ali as he moved about the ring. This was not a plodding pugilist. Constantly in motion, Ali was never less than a beautiful vision of graceful …Continue Reading
So Long, Champ
There are as many Ali stories as there are people, especially photographers, who ever met him. I covered a couple of Ali fights from the nosebleed sections, but it was never so much the fight itself as the days leading up to the fight, that his spirit and personality were so evident. In Kuala Lumpur in the summer of 1975, just weeks after the end of the war in Vietnam, Ali fought Joe Bugner. I'd been doing an East Asia swing through Korea, Hong Kong, en route to Thailand, when it seemed like stopping in KL made the most sense. Ali fights were those kind of events which were captivating in a way that is impossible to describe to a kid who has had a cell fone in hand for his whole life. The mid 70s was still the land of Telex, letters written by hand, and the very occasional trans-con phone call. The media, such as it was, consisted of weekly magazines (Time, People, Newsweek), the dailies & wires, and the tv nets, with their 16mm sound cameras. It all seems so quaint in the world of instant everything highrez on your wrist. The reason it worked, of course, was that there were no other options. The technology of reporting was still, by today's standards, very primitive. Which made Ali's world-wide reputation all the more amazing. There is no question that in 1975 Ali was the most recognizable, …Continue Reading
RED Digital Cinema Interview
Tim was on assignment for the BBC filming birds of paradise for Planet Earth II and he shot mostly with the RED Epic. RED Digital Cinema interviewed Tim about the RED Epic video camera which you can read via the link below. The camera has such a large sensor he was able to get some amazing stills pulled from the video. Read the interview to see how this amazing camera helped in filming the Red Bird of Paradise.
Tim Laman Talks Stills and Motion Capture with RED.…Continue Reading


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This page contains a list of trivia questions and answers touching several subjects, such as geography, art, science, computers, sports, and many other categories. Every day the number of trivia keeps growing, you too can contribute to this list. Note that to ensure proper listing of questions and answers, submissions are subject to review before listing on this page.
Trivia generally is an expression used to refer to "answering quiz questions". Did you know that the singular of a trivia is trivium. One of the most famous trivia game is "Jeopardy!"
This page will help any person who is interested in knowledge, you will be able to find questions that might help you in your daily life, or just for fun, either way, it's a great way to seek knowledge.
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1. Who was the last president of the Soviet Union? - Mikhail Gorbachev.
2. What political system was gradually dismantled in South Africa, starting in 1989? - Apartheid.
3. Where is the Suez Canal? - Egypt
4. What's the Symbol to iron? - Fe
5. The Golden Gate Bridge? - San Francisco, California, USA.
6. Where is Broadway? - New York City, USA.
7. What's the first name of Shakespeare? - William
8. Where is the Leaning Tower of Pisa? - Pisa, Italy.
9. Where is Notre Dame? - Paris
10. Where is the Pyrenees? - Between Spain and France.
11. What bird was domesticated first? The first bird domesticated by man was the goose.
12. Why a duck's quack doesn't echo? - No one knows.
13. What's the difference between a pig and a hog? A pig is a hog -- hog is a generic name for all swine -- but a hog is not a pig. In the terminology of hog raising, a pig is a baby hog less than ten weeks old.
14. A cow gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.
15. How long does it take light from the sun to reach the earth? - Approximately 8 minutes and 18 seconds.
16. How far is the moon from the earth? - The actual Earth-Moon distance ranges from about 360,000 to 405,000 kilometers, depending on the position in the Moon's orbit. (223,694 to 251,665 miles)
17. How much bigger is the sun than the earth? A: The Earth is about 13 thousand kilometers (8000 miles) wide, whereas the Sun is roughly 1.4 million kilometers (900,000 miles) across. If the Sun were a hollow ball, you could fit about one million Earths inside of it!
18. Which planet is closest to the sun? - Mercury.
19. What is the sun made out of? - The Sun is at present, about 70% hydrogen and 28% helium by mass everything else amounts to less than 2%
20. What powers the sun? - Fusion, the same as a hydrogen bomb.
21. How old is the sun? - About 5 billion years.
22. How old is the earth? -The earth is about 4.5 billion years old.
23. How old is the universe? - The Universe is at least 15 billion years old, but probably not more than 20 billion years old.
24. Which planet spins the fastest? - Jupiter is the fastest spinning planet in our solar system rotating on average once in just under 10 hours.
25. Which planet spins the slowest? -Venus is the slowest spinning planet in the solar system. It rotates only once every two hundred forty-three Earth days
26. How long is a Martian year? - The orbital period of Mars is 686.9726 days.
27. Does the sun rotate? - The movements of the sunspots indicate that the Sun rotates once every 27 days at the equator, but only once in 31 days at the poles.
28. How big is the Milky Way? - The Milky Way is actually a giant, as its mass is probably between 750 billion and one trillion solar masses, and its diameter is about 100,000 light years.
29. What is the Milky Way? - The Milky Way is a spiral galaxy.
30. What star other than the sun is closest to the earth? - It is Proxima Centauri, the nearest member of the Alpha Centauri triple star system.
31. What are the two top selling spices in the world? - Pepper is 1st and mustard is second.
32. What is the most widely eaten fish in the world? - The Herring
33. What nation produces two thirds of the world's vanilla? - Madagascar.
34. What was the first commercially manufactured breakfast cereal? - Shredded Wheat.
35. Where did the pineapple plant originate? - In South America. It didn't reach Hawaii until the early nineteenth century.
36. What nutty legume accounts for one sixth of the world's vegetable oil production? - The peanut.
37. What country saw the cultivation of the first potato, in 200 A.D.? - South America.
38. What tree gives us prunes? - The plum tree.
39. What falling fruit supposedly inspired Isaac Newton to write the laws of gravity? - An Apple.
40. What method of preserving food did the Incas first use, on potatoes? - Freeze-drying.
41. What's the only fish that produces real caviar, according to the FDA? -Sturgeon.
42. What's the groundnut better known as? - The peanut.
43. What sticky sweetener was traditionally used as an antiseptic ointment for cuts and burns? - Honey.
44. What scale of zero to 14 is used to measure acidity or alkalinity? - The pH scale.
45. What unit of electrical power is equal to one joule per second? - The Watt.
46. What planet is closest in size to our moon? - Mercury.
47. What's the common name for a cubic decimeter? - A liter.
48. What measure of energy comes from the Latin word meaning "heat"? -The calorie.
49. What's removed from water in the process of desalination? - Salt.
50. What species Amazonian electric variety packs a 650 volt wallop? - The eel's.
51. what's the base unit of mass in the metric system? - The kilogram.
52. What's the only metal that's not a solid at room temperature? - Mercury.
53. What unit of measure do you multiply by .39 to convert it to inches? - Centimeters.
54. What method of underwater detection is short for "sound navigation and ranging"? - Sonar.
55. What process involves heating an ore to obtain a metal? - Smelting.
56. What's the U. S. equivalent of 0.45 kilograms? - One pound.
57. What continent is subjected to the world's largest ozone hole? - Antarctica.
58. What sea creature can have an eye measuring 16 inches across, the largest in the animal kingdom? - A squid.
59. What explosive cosmic event was seen with the naked eye in 1987, for the first time in 383 years? - A supernova.
60. What three terms are represented in Newton's second law of motion F = ma? - Force, mass, acceleration.
61. How many planets are in the solar system? - 8 planets (we missed you pluto!).
62. What's the most malleable metal? - Gold.
63. What was the first country to recognize Mexico's independence, in 1836? - The U.S.
64. What Russian cleric was poisoned, shot and finally drowned on December 30, 1916? - Rasputin.
65. Who led the Million Man March on Washington? - Louis Farrakhan.
66. What country suffered the worst two earthquakes in history, killing 830,000 in 1556 and 750,000 in 1976? - China.
67. Who did Adolf Hitler dictate Mein Kampf to while in prison? - Rudolf Hess.
68. What physicist's last words were not understood because his nurse did not speak German? - Albert Einstein's.
69. What socialist writer's last words were: "Last words are for fools who haven't said enough"? - Karl Marx's.
70. Who did Yigal Amir assassinate in 1995? - Yitzhak Rabin.
71. What Argentinean was buried in a Milan cemetery under the pseudonym Maria Maggi? - Eve Peron.
72. What 1947 invention by Bell Telephone Laboratories spawned pocket-sized radios? - The transistor.
73. What Italian astronomer invented the thermometer in 1592? - Galileo.
74. Who averaged one patent for every three weeks of his life? - Thomas Edison.
75. What mathematical symbol did math whiz Ferdinand von Lindemann determine to be a transcendental number in 1882? - Pi.
76. What do you call an angle more than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees? - Obtuse.
77. What's a flat image that can be displayed in three dimensions? - A hologram.
78. What number does "giga" stand for? - One billion.
79. What digit did Arab mathematician al-Khwarizmi give to the West around 800 B/B.? - Zero.
80. What word describes a number system with a base of two? - Binary.
81. What do mathematicians call a regular polygon with eight sides? - An octagon.
82. What two letters are both symbols for 1,000? - K and M.
83. What's short for "binary digit"? - Bit.
84. What century did mathematicians first use plus and minus signs? - The sixteenth.
85. What's the most frequently diagnosed cancer in men? - Prostate cancer.
86. What does "CPR" stand for in medical emergencies? - Cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
87. What, along with heart disease and cancer, accounts for 64 percent of U.S. deaths? - Stroke.
88. What virus did the World Health Organization say would infect 40 million people by the year 2000? - HIV.
89. What do doctors look at through an ophthalmoscope? - The eye.
90. What do leukemia sufferers have too many of? - White blood cells, or leukocytes.
91. What's the medical term for low blood sugar? - Hypoglycemia.
92. What's the common term for a cerebrovascular accident? - Stroke.
93. What was Friedrich Serturner the first to extract from opium and use as a pain reliever? - Morphine.
94. What disease is the focus of oncology? - Cancer.
95. How many U.S. states border the Gulf of Mexico? - Five.
96. What continent is cut into two fairly equal halves by the Tropic of Capricorn? - Australia.
97. What explorer introduced pigs to North America? - Christopher Columbus.
98. What nation was bounced from the Organization of American States in 1962? - Cuba.
99. What spot once registered 134 degrees, the highest temperature ever in the U.S.? - Death Valley.
100. What was the first organ successfully transplanted from a cadaver to a live person? - A kidney.
101. What F-word is defined in physics as a "nuclear reaction in which nuclei combine to form more massive nuclei"? - Fusion.
102. What was the first planet to be discovered using the telescope, in 1781? - Uranus.
103. Which country gave the USA the 'Statute of Liberty? - France.
104. What is the name of the worlds higest water fall? - Angel falls in Venezuela South America
105. What is the official language of australia? - English is the Australian official language
106. What is the smallest country in the world? - Vatican City Population, total population 1,000.
107. Where is the worlds largest supply of fresh water? - Brazil is the country estimated to have the largest supply of fresh water in the world, followed by Canada and Russia
108. What is the eastern most capital in the United Sates? - Augusta, capital city of the State of Maine and the easternmost state capital
109. What is the deepest lake in the U.S? - Crater Lake in Oregon is the deepest lake in the United States at 1,932 feet (589 meters).
110. Where is the Highest Elevation on Earth? - Mt. Everest, Asia: 29,035 feet (8850 m)
111. Where is the tallest Mountain on Earth? - Mauna Kea, Hawaii, From Base to Peak - 33,480 feet (rising to 13,796 feet above sea level)
112. What is the term used for a person of mixed black and white parentage? - Mulatto.
113. What is the Indiana state bird? - Cardinal
114. What is the first organisms to grow back after fire? - Moss
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What news or sec filing leads those to believe that the stock is being diluted from 20 million shares? Please attach link if you are responding. Thanks.
why don't you unwind--wind-up and play a different tune--really getting old--
some people will make money here and some will lose---so what does that have to do with you--
<<The only business execution PV knows is selling shares to naive investors.>>
Yeah, naive investors(gamblers)just like you , right?
<<He has a billion shares to dilute with a bunch of bogus pr's with paid for analyst reports.>>
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The only business execution PV knows is selling shares to naive investors. He has a billion shares to dilute with a bunch of bogus pr's with paid for analyst reports.
One the daily volume.
Two - PV 7 year track record with companies like DFTS, NLAI, and NWMT.
Three - The constant pumper PR's with wild estimates and paid for analyst reports is a "MAJOR RED FLAG" that there is massive dilution.
Four - He doesn't need your vote to dilute or authorize more shares.
Five - PV has constantly lied to investors. Nothing will change.
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Dude, please. Just look at the last quarterly where they diluted the shit out of this stock to pay debt. Now, how in the world could there be 20 million shares outstanding if this trades 2-10 million a day for the past 3 months? The next quarterly will show they diluted the chit out of this again...my guess is 120,000,000 outstanding shares.
Your 120 million shares is not a fact, as you said it is your guess. If you made a lucky guess, then then current earnings per share (eps)
eps = 3.56 million/120 million = 0.03 (3 cents)
The current share price is 3.72 cents resulting in a price per earnings ratio (P/E) of
P/E = 3.72 cents/3 cents = 1.24!
When the record earnings coming out within two weeks, this P/E is going to be even less -- perhaps around one for this worst case that you guessed.
Not a bad deal to have earnings for the past year about equal to the entire market cap. This guess of increasing the O/S to 120 million STILL results in an incredibly undervalued stock. Of course you could be wrong and this stock is even more undervalued than your guess.
For those that are concerned about bad stocks out there, there are many stocks that not only have no earnings at present, but never had any. They are very easy to find.
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The Company has authorized 1,000,000,000 shares of $0.001 par value of common stock. The Company had 20,030,240 shares of common stock issued and outstanding at June 30, 2009.
During the second quarter of 2009, the Company issued 15,592,472 shares of common stock as follows:
· In April 2009, the Company issued 1,660,268 shares of common stock pursuant to an agreement to exchange $145,275 in debt for equity.
· In May 2009, the Company issued 5,768,343 shares of common stock pursuant to an agreement to exchange $238,400 in debt for equity.
· In June 2009, the Company issued 8,163,861 shares of common stock pursuant to an agreement to exchange $245,000 in debt for equity.


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I once had a boss who complained in a staff meeting that we weren't working
hard enough. We weren't putting in enough hours. He cited an example of
someone in another group that he felt was a hard worker because he was always
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I have been a software engineer for 18 years. Working overtime in the software
industry is grossly overrated. Just recently, a team member that I work with was
told by a supervisor to get his assigned tasks done 2 weeks early to show
dedication to the management. So the worker put in a lot of late nights and
overtime. He finished on schedule all right, but a month later, his work did not
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This is just one example of dozens I could give about how overtime can backfire. This nonsense needs to stop.
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so what does george do that allows him to set his own hours? That's pretty rare I think...
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Working late can sometimes be a negative experience for the employees, therefor they waste time and become unproductive.
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The best option to avoid working overtime is to become your own boss, start your own enterprise, and get rich! Just like Glenn Beck believes all good Americans should do!
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Cool Science Saturday at Ottawa's City Hall
Warm up with Canada's National Research Council (NRC) and its partners for one of the COOLEST science adventures of the season! During this special NRC centennial exposition, scientists and engineers from various labs and government organizations will come together to offer fun and fascinating activities, experiments, displays and demonstrations. Family fun and chilling science activities await you at Cool Science Saturday!
Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa
Saturday, February 13, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The activity is free of charge
The activity is presented in English and in French
Cool Science Youth Lecture Series
February 13, 2016 -- Ottawa, Ontario
List of Speakers:
10:00 AM – Dr. Alex Szabo and Professor Paul Corkum – Building the first laser in Canada – trials, challenges and what that technology means today. See Canada's first laser on display! (available in English only)
1:00 PM – Dr. Sue Twine – Bacteria: Friend or foe?
Did you know you have up to 10 pounds of bacteria in your body? Learn how it all impacts our body.
2:30 PM – Erik Sherwood – Video games vs. Engineering and Design
Discover how the principles found in some video games resemble engineering applications. A 3D printer will help take us from concept to prototype.
4:00 PM – Dick Bourgeois Doyle and Laurence Wall – Don't be a butt head – How collaboration sparks innovation. Dick Bourgeois-Doyle, Secretary General to NRC and celebrated author, shares decades of innovative successes by teams of world leaders in Science. (available in English only)
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|Aerodynamics : What a drag!
|National Research Council of Canada
|A learning experience and activity for kids of all ages. You will be given a brief overview of aerodynamic drag and how we use a wind tunnel to measure it, along with model vehicles that have high drag (a cube van) and low drag (a race car). Use toy vehicles along with some modelling clay, and come up with your own drag reduction device. Once you're done, have your car tested in the wind tunnel. The participant with the lowest drag wins a prize!
|Astronaut for a Day – Do You Have the Right Stuff?
|Canadian Space Agency
|Have you ever dreamed of becoming an astronaut? Canada's astronauts are modern-day explorers who are constantly being challenged to act as pilots, doctors, scientists, mechanics and television personalities. Visit our booth to learn about their work and the training they pursue in order to explore space.
|Biodiversity Conservancy International
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|Located in Canada's Capital Greenbelt, the Pinhey Sand Dunes (PSD), formed over 10,000 years ago is a unique environment where temperatures on the sandy surface can reach as high as 70o C. The dune habitat supports a surprising number of desert-dwelling organisms, including species so rare that they are found nowhere else in the Greenbelt and most part of Ontario. Join scientists from Biodiversity Conservancy International, who will guide you through a virtual tour of the PSD via videos, photos and preserved dune specimens such as Tiger Beetles, Sand Wasps, Bees, Velvet Ants, Giant Robber Flies, Ant Lions, and Wolf Spiders... They will also explain how and when the PSD was formed and how a small part of it is being restored and preserved.
|Canadian House Dust Study
|Health Canada
|Have you ever wondered what is in your house dust? The Canadian House Dust Study looks at the composition of indoor dust, which is influenced by factors such as house age, renovations and hobbies, and the products that we use.
|Chemical Magicians
|Canada Foundation for Innovation
|Let the magic of chemistry dazzle you! Carleton University's Chemical Magicians, hosted by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), will show you chemistry like you've never seen before. Stop by the CFI's booth to witness a magic show like no other.
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|Stop by our face board and transform yourself into a GIANT BLUEBERRY! Twitter your photo to friends and while you are here, learn about the fascinating agricultural research that has taken place on behalf of Canada over the last 125 years. Don't forget to ask us for our special recipe book and activity sheets.
|Do you care for air?
|Health Canada
|Explore the fascinating world of air science with Health Canada's Air Program. Learn more about the indoor air quality by measuring simulated air pollution, doing fun games, including educational puzzles and a popular children's game called "paper fortune tellers", and by testing your lung force.
|Eject ! Eject ! Eject !
|Canada Aviation and Space Museum
|Learn how an ejection seat can save a pilot's life, try on the gear, and see how the technology behind this equipment can keep a pilot safe!
|Engineering Challenge
|Professional Engineers Ontario
|Local volunteers fro professional engineers Ottawa will help you build the tallest, strongest and most creative structures. Our experience and knowledge will encourage budding engineers and help guide the future generation of designers and technology builders.
|Everyday Nuclear Energy
|Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
|The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has educational and fun tools to help you better understand nuclear science. By visiting our booth, you will be able to:
• learn about radiation in a hands-on fun way
• snoop inside our online history timeline
• view some interesting videos
• get cool giveaways
|Husky Winterization – Cold Weather Mine Detection!
|National Research Council of Canada
|Canada's EROC Husky is great at detecting hidden IEDs and land mines, but it was developed in South Africa. What did the National Research Council do to make it work in colder climates?
|Lego and Robots! Build and control with Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC)
|Defence Research and Development Canada
|Navigate an obstacle course using a remote controlled Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Explosive (CBRNE) Hazards (EPOCH) Robot. A defence scientist will facilitate and kids will be able to build a specific object out of Lego while wearing a variety of personal protective gloves.
|Let's Talk Science
|Let's Talk Science
|Do you know how to make a non-Newtonian fluid? Do you know how to extract DNA from a banana? Have you ever tried to build a radio circuit that works!? Come try out these fun activities with our volunteers. These hands on activities are exciting and help teach you about fluid viscosity, the properties of DNA, and electronic circuits. You can make your own Silly Putty or Oobleck and see what frequencies are best to make it dance. Or you can learn to extract DNA from a banana and the science behind it! Find out how much like a banana you are! You can also try out our Snap Circuits kits and build electronic circuits that actually work to light up a light or tune into a radio station.
|NRCan's Science Adventure!
|Natural Resources Canada
|Come and experience hands-on fun through the work and discoveries of Natural Resources Canada's very own scientists! This Science Adventure dares you to explore a mini erupting volcano, to bring your own rocks and fossils for identification and to learn the science behind popcorn and making your own toothpaste! You can even have your photo taken with Acasta Gneiss - the oldest rock in the world.
|Physics: the world around us!
|Univerity of Ottawa
|So many things around us can be understood in simple scientific terms. From the microscopic world of atoms and living cells to astronomy via the weather and your mobile telephone! We will explore a few of those exciting phenomena.
|Science.gc.ca offers free science and technology resources that are carefully selected and organized by subject. Stop by and enjoy our Activity Books, videos, games, educational resources, and much more!
|Scientists in School
|Scientists in School
|Hands-on science: The littlest children can become the scientist as they capture solar energy to create a work of art. Discover centre of gravity while creating a balancing bird toy and make some good vibrations as you learn about the fundamentals of sound.
|Take a bite of science
|Canadian Food Inspection Agency
|Follow the farm-to-fork path.
Insect Research: how and why does it matter?
• A real Research Scientist will show live (and not-so-live) insects.
How do we test animal feeds?
• Look through a microscope and see one of the ways.
How do we test your food?
• See food being tested; try it yourself.
|Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation
|Join the Canada Science and Technology Museum's team for an exciting day of science experiments. Participate in a "shocking" demonstration with our Van de Graaff generator, a "hair-raising" experience for everyone! Take a selfie with our thermal camera and discover how cold can be COOL!
|The Franklin Expedition - Dive into Canada's Arctic mysteries
|Parks Canada
|Visit the Parks Canada Zone to learn about the 1845 Franklin Expedition and the discovery of Canada's most famous shipwreck: HMS Erebus. Watch a video guided tour of HMS Erebus, meet the Parks Canada underwater archaeology team, and look at reproductions of objects found on the wreck.
|Transportation Technology And Innovation – Investing In Our Future
|Transport Canada
|How will we transport people and goods in the future? Are flying cars and airships a myth, or a reality? Drop by Transport Canada's kiosk to get a nostalgic view of the past, and a glimpse of the future.
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DAYTON, Ohio -- Despite a holiday season dampened by a struggling economy and high unemployment rates, shoppers will find much to be jolly about in the ways retailers will actively court them this year.
Savvy spenders in 2011 can expect extended store hours, free shipping offers, reasonable layaway programs and revved-up online shopping sites.
There is good cause for retailers to spice things up for value-conscious shoppers.
Although holiday retail sales for 2011 are expected to increase 2.8 percent to $465.6 billion, according to the National Retail Federation, that growth is lower than the 5.2 percent increase retailers experienced last year.
Web of allure
The trifecta of holiday bargain days -- Black Friday (always the day after Thanksgiving and arguably the busiest shopping day of the year), Small Business Saturday on Nov. 26, and Cyber Monday on Nov. 28 -- is surely not to be ignored, but keep in mind the Internet has made shopping a 24/7 bargain bonanza.
Online retailers are prepping by optimizing their sites, beginning their marketing and promotions early, and planning plenty of free shipping promotions as they aim to provide value and convenience for their shoppers, according to Fiona Swerdlow of Shop.org. "Online retailers will also leverage their social media and mobile platforms for savvy shoppers on the go, knowing how important customer reviews and comparison shopping applications are to holiday shoppers."
Let the games begin
Big-box retailers such as Target and Macy's will open at the stroke of midnight on Black Friday to get in additional holiday shopping hours. JC Penney, on the other hand, is sticking with 4 a.m. except at stores in malls that are opening earlier.
In the meantime, other retailers are waiting to announce their plans.
Lay it away
Layaway plans have re-emerged from the shopping days of yore as consumers work to eliminate credit card debt.
This year, the Sears layaway program allows customers to pay as little as $20 or 20 percent down (whichever is greater) and make online or in-store payments every two weeks before claiming their goods. Sears charges $5 to initiate a layaway contract and $15 for cancellation.
In the Kmart in-store and online layaway program, shoppers are required to pay $5 to start a layaway contract, make a down payment of $15 or 10 percent (whichever is greater), and are subject to a $10 cancellation fee.
Walmart's layaway campaign began Oct. 17 and can be used for in-store purchases of $50 or more on electronics, fine jewelry and toys. Each item must be worth at least $15 and shoppers will pay a $5 initiation fee, place 10 percent down, and pay off and pick up the merchandise by Dec. 16 or face a $10 cancellation fee.
Tip: It's always a good idea to ask local boutiques about their layaway policies.
Shipping in style
Shoppers have plenty to be joyous about this holiday season as research shows nine in 10 (92.5 percent) online retailers say they plan on offering free shipping at some point, up from 84.8 percent in 2010.
Eager shoppers also can expect these offers to start soon, according to Shop.org's eHoliday survey. Nearly one-third (31.4 percent) of businesses surveyed say their free shipping offers would start earlier in the season compared to last year.
Smart shopping
When it comes to holiday gift-giving, most of us have the same mindset: We want to give loved ones (and perhaps ourselves) high-quality presents without the high price tags.
Here are some tips to celebrate the season in style without breaking the bank:
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Gary Bowyer: Blackburn Rovers fans brought a lump to my throat
12:01pm Monday 25th July 2016
GARY Bowyer admitted he had a lump in his throat after an emotional reunion with the fans that used to chant his name from the Ewood Park stands.
'I'm enjoying being back' - Shane Duffy looking forward to forming another Blackburn Rovers defensive partnership
8:40am Monday 25th July 2016
SHANE Duffy is confident of forming another good relationship with whoever plays alongside him in the Rovers defence following the departure of last season's partner Grant Hanley.
JOHNNY GREANEY VERDICT: Blackpool 1 Blackburn Rovers 1
12:07pm Monday 25th July 2016
IF Rovers fans must look to the future in the hope that Owen Coyle can give them a shot at getting out of the Championship, it would take a cold heart to deny them the chance to look back and show their appreciation.
Blackburn Rovers Academy boss 'absolutely delighted' as club retains Category 1 status
10:47am Monday 25th July 2016
BLACKBURN Rovers Academy boss Eric Kinder says he is 'absolutely delighted' that the club has retained its Category 1 status.
Sam Allardyce confident he can turn around England fortunes
1:03pm Monday 25th July 2016
SAM Allardyce has no doubt he is tough enough to deal with the challenges of the England manager's job and declared: "Bring it on."
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11:47am Monday 25th July 2016
NEW England manager Sam Allardyce has yet to decide if he will retain Wayne Rooney as captain.
Owen Coyle expected 'heavy-legged' first-half performance after working Blackburn Rovers squad hard all week
9:46pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
OWEN Coyle revealed he expected the 'heavy-legged' performance from his Rovers side in the first half at Blackpool, after subjecting them to a tough week.
MATCHDAY LIVE: Blackpool v Blackburn Rovers
2:39pm Saturday 23rd July 2016
Welcome to Bloomfield Road for the pre-season friendly between Blackpool and Blackburn Rovers
'I'm really looking forward to the start of the season' - Rovers striker Stokes aiming for perfect pairing with Graham
9:53am Saturday 23rd July 2016
ANTHONY Stokes says the difference in styles between himself and Danny Graham could make them a perfect strike pairing for Blackburn Rovers this season.
'We've got a strong group' - Liam Feeney confident Blackburn Rovers can cope without Grant Hanley
5:00am Saturday 23rd July 2016
LIAM Feeney insists the Rovers players won't let themselves be affected by the departure of Grant Hanley, even though he was a leader on and off the pitch.
Blackburn Rovers boss shoots down rumours of Celtic raid for Shane Duffy
5:00am Friday 22nd July 2016
OWEN Coyle has shot down rumours of a Celtic raid for Shane Duffy after losing captain Grant Hanley to Newcastle.
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10:30am Friday 22nd July 2016
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2:09pm Thursday 21st July 2016
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9:02am Thursday 21st July 2016
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'Newcastle have been quite persistent' - Blackburn Rovers skipper Grant Hanley set for Magpies switch
9:09am Thursday 21st July 2016
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11:51am Wednesday 20th July 2016
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"I will praise thee with uprightness of heart, when I shall have learned thy righteous judgments." - Psalm 119:7
"The more you pray, the less you'll panic. The more you worship, the less you worry. You'll feel more patient and less pressured." - Rick Warren
"And the Lord said unto him, Arise, and go into the street which is called Straight, and enquire in the house of Judas for one called Saul, of Tarsus: for, behold, he prayeth." - Acts 9:11
"Pray devoutly, but hammer stoutly." - W. G. Benham
"What man of you, having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine in the wilderness, and go after that which is lost, until he find it?" - Luke 15:4
"The Church exists for nothing else but to draw men into Christ, to make them little Christs. If they are not doing that, all the cathedrals, clergy, missions, sermons, even the Bible itself, are simply a waste of time. God became Man for no other purpose." - C. S. Lewis
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Comment Letters
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IPSASB Response to Eurostat
IPSASB's response provides some information on the IPSASB's current actions related to public interest oversight of its activities. We believe that it is important to address the question of oversight first since this is of fundamental significance to the IPSASB and activities to implement oversight are well under way. It will be important that we can take these forward in a way which complements and reinforces the endorsement and implementation mechanisms that would be likely to be necessary for IPSAS adoption across EU Member States.
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text: Search & Rescue HelicoptersThe introduction of the helicopter changed how Search and Rescue would be conducted in every environment on Earth. Many people are alive because miraculous rescues were perfomed by these machines with skilled pilots at their controls. You gotta love these machines, especially if you find yourself in a tight spot. Here is a selection of helos used for the full range of missions that have been used through the years around the world. External Links The basics of Helicopters Imagesrescue chopperA nice ride into the Enchantments!Helicopter Rescue, Payette River IdahoHelicopter OperationsHH-65C & Rescue SwimmersHelo & Response BoatH-43 "HUSKIE"Bell 222H-5 First SAR HeloA 109R-4 Rescue HelicopterHH-65C DolphinN2YNBell 206 JetRangerCH-47 Chinook[ View Gallery - 10 More Images ]